On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 18:47, Samuel Flory wrote: > John Joseph Roets wrote: > > There are 3 journal types/modes ordered (the default), writeback > (fastest), and journal (don't use). > > I'll repeat it one more time. What you want to is NOT possible. Once > a partition is mounted as one journal mode you can't remount it as > another. You can umount it and mount it, but this can't be done on /. > (You can't umount /.) You need to mount / in writeback mode at boot. > The only way to do this if you use an initrd is to make sure linuxrc in > your initrd is using the right options. If you are using a kernel with > ext3 compiled in you need to give the rooflags option. OK. Thank you. I do understand now. So, do I want to edit my current linuxrc (within my initrd), or do I want to make another (with mkinitrd)?
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